Hiking The Israel National Trail, 620 Miles From The Red Sea To Lebanon Border
MAKHTESH RAMON, Israel — I was enjoying a serene moment of yoga in the desert, my dusty hiking boots resting nearby, when a squadron of fighter jets roared overhead and reminded me — eight days after I last saw civilization — that I was still in Israel.
Many countries have hiking trails. But few are so small that you can walk clear across them in two months or less, and even fewer have landscapes so varied that they allow a hiker to pass from desert hills of red stone to flat wastelands to green forests and lakes and rugged mountain tops in such a short period of time. For those willing to invest time, sweat and blisters, the Israel Trail, a 620-mile route running the length of the country from the waters of the Red Sea to the Israel-Lebanon frontier, offers an incomparable way to see one of the world's most interesting places.
There are no buses, no guided tours, no crowds, and often no cellphone reception or running water. Instead, there is a chance to discover Israel's people, history and culture on the country's less-travelled paths.
via The Canadian Press
what is the name of the brand of classic style hiking boots that are brown with red laces?
Feb 01, 2007 by afreeman62 | Posted in Fashion & Accessories
What about "Open Country" brand mountaineering boots?Brown suede w/red laces..check out the link..it's to a pair on Ebay.
If you search on there for "vintage hiking boots" or vintage mountaineering boots..etc..you should be able to find the name..even when you're not looking to buy..you can use Ebay for all sorts of information..
:)
ps..I added another link..to the page w/all the vintage boots listings..there are a few pairs that sound like the ones you are describing.
Some of the other names I found are:
Vasque
LOWA
Kinney
DUNHAM
and
MontBlanc
Cynthia G | Feb 01, 2007
what brand of hiking boots are brown with red laces and where can i find them?
Nov 11, 2006 by mrskassen01 | Posted in Fashion & Accessories
timberland
www.timberland.com
buishaswhale | Nov 12, 2006